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it means nothing. Copyright is literally the right to copy. music wise, That's the record label's right, not ours.

By using the song in your video and then posting the video online, you have copied and distributed the song to others, which is copyright infringement

And It's not like you posted it by accident so really when you think about it, "no copyright infringement intended" makes absolutely no sense

"no copyright infringement intended" is like stabbing someone and saying "No bleeding intended"

Saying "no copyright infringement intended" doesn't work any better than saying "no trespassing intended" when you're caught sitting in some stranger's living room watching his TV; it's still a violation even if you claim it's not intentional.

You actually need a license to upload music or anything else copyrighted by others. That's the law. SOME people offer "royalty-free" licenses for limited purposes. Uploading without a license is a violation of YT terms of service, in addition to being a violation of copyright laws.

What Does Infringement Mean

If I stole your car and then painted "no theft intended" on the side, would that be OK?

There are no words you can put on something that will negate copyright infringement.

Give the music a credit in your video and hope for the best. "No copyright infringement intended" just doesn't cut it. Just choosing to use the music is an infringement on copyright.

ummm. I am making a story. but some of the names of the wolves comes from national geographic. is that okay.. or should i write " No copyright infringement intended" is that okay